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The Emporia weekly news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1881-1889, 1887-08-18
A New Outlet.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. 1.-THE Kansas
City & Sabine Pass Railway company
has filed articles of Incorporation and
received charter from the state of Mis-
souri,, with a capital of s., 500, 900.
Col, Harrison NJ. James of New York
is president and Fred NJ. Day of Brook
Ign treasurer. The object is to build
Pass, distance of 700 miles, being the
nearest coast point to this place by 400
miles. Connection will be made with
northern roads. The right of way has
been obtained for the greater part of
the way and terminal facilities have
been secured in Kansas City.
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a,olorayE,n Forcea-

DENVER, Aug. ia late Meeker
Dispatch tonight says: Sheriff Ken
dall and seventeen men arrived here
safely tonight. The settlers and cow
boys continue to come in with their
families The Indians are divided into
three bands and are attempting to join
forces. Colorow will have about 200
bucks when the junction is effected. 1t
! is reported that a buck killed In the
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Hon III. w. Grady.

The Statesman, Scholor and True
American, set an example worthy of
reflection for all True Americans.
Healing wounds that no methods ex-
cept those used by Heaps Camphorated
Arnica Salve which is sold on its merits
for any use that salve can be used
No cure, no pay. For sale by the
following druggists. Ben Wheldon
ChaS. Ryder, j. A Moore, ID. w
Hainer, and D. w. Morris,
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STOCK AND PRODUCE.
At Kansas City.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-. Aug. Il, 1887.
kH-The Kansas City Live Stock Market Is
reported especially for the EMPORIA DAILY
NEWS by FISH, KICK & CO., Exchange build
ing, Kansas City Stock Yards.
CATTLE-Reeeipts, 2,500 head; parket weak.
HoGs-EeceiPts, - head: market 5G1os
pigs, S4.60(d4.T0.
The Daily Indicator reports:
WHEAr-Market steady; No. 9 red, none on
the market; No. soft cash, Csc bid on
call, &c asked: on the track, &c.
CORN-MaFket lower; No. cash, sales at
34hc; September. 34c bid, 35c asked: Octo-
Der, sales at 33c; year, 34s<e asked; May sales
at Csc.
OATs-No2 cash, 2218c bid.
RYE-No. cash, no bids nor offers.
EGGs-Receipts large, steady at l0c per dOz-
en-.
BUrTER-Unchanged
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BUTTER-Unchanged.
HAY-Unchanged; fancy small baled, $500.


CHICAGO, Ill. Aug. II, 1857.
HoGs-Receipts, 1000 head; market fairly
active but weak, prices 5SsI0c lower: gFassers
q .00154.55; light, s4S0b5.30; rough packing,
SA-I504 IS: mixed and heavy packing and
shipping, E00Q5.40.
CATTLE-Receipts, II 900 head: market steady
for best natives at s4I50fI4- 80; common weak
at Ss.i503S0; cows, s1.O002.75; stockers and
feeders, 1.75n325.
SHEEP-Receipts, z, SOC head; market steady:
muttons. S3.O0(dA.55: stockers, az05m2 IS; west
erns, s31013s0: Texans. 81 25fS3.65
WHEAT-Market firm; No. 2 red cash. 68zk !:
September, SO 516c: October. lie.
coRE-3strong and higher; No. cash, 4Os<c;
September, 4g5zcs October, 4f@c.
oATs-steady; No; cash. 24alc; Septem-
Der, z55zc: October. 25Ec.
PoHK-Marlet steady; year, sII.75; january.
LAHD-steady: cash and September, ss.42x :
October, e6.5sx.
WHrSRY-Sf.l0.
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STANLEY NInnsaereed.

PARIS, Aug. IA dispatch from
Zanzibar has been received at the for
eign office which says: Henry NJ.
Stanley, the explorer, has been massa-
creed by natives after having been de-
serted by his escort.
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first skirmishes was Colorow's son and
1t is expected when the old man learns
this he viii attempt a massacre. There
are 400 women and children here now.
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As. st. Lonis.

ST.. LOUIS. Mo-, Aug. IL, 1881.
CATuE-Reeeipts, 900 head; market slow:
fair 10 choice heavy native steers, S3a0fD4 20:
butchers steers, s33003.e5; Texans and Indians
e2.0O6z.60.
HoGs-Reeeipts, 200 head: market slow
and lower: choice heavy and butchers, g. la
5I19. packing and YOfkefs, S4SokD5.1G.
SHEEP-Receipfs, 600 head: market steady.
HHKAT-Mafket easier: No. red, cash, 6o5k
September, Oc: October, Use.
CORE-AaFket steady; No. cash, 3TG,37kcs
September, 55a<c: October, 575Sc.
oATs-Harkef lower; No. cash, S41c, An
gust. 2tske: September, 2z1<c; October 25I<c.
PORK-s152S.
LARU-SG.S5.
WHIsKY-s105.
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LETTER LIST.

Listof letters uncalled for and remaining II
the postofice at Emporia. Kansas. for thu
week ending Aug. II, 1887. Please give the dat
of advertisement when called for:
Brown, Mrs Mollie Mintinier, Geo
Burnett, Mrs Morris, Emma
Conn, NJ L Morris, Mrs. Maggie
Cornelius, Mrs Sallie Page, Chas
Cunningham, Mrs z Phelps. CHI
Davis, Miss LYDIA Shaw, Miss Lutte
French, Fred Taylor, Mrs Lizzie
Hall. Chas w Taylor, Miss Luella
Holiday, G II Taylor, s
Jacobs, w Nogle, Miss Lizzie
McNuity, Hon p III WOrthington, VIC
Miles, Arthur Yeager. Peter.
III. BIRDSALL, p. II.
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ALBANY, N. Y, Aug. I5.-John j.
Kelley, aged %, foreman of the scratch
shop of Rrathburn, Lord s. Co. 8 stove
foundry, disappeared Saturday morn
ing. To-day his body was found in an
oven for baking ladies. 1t is presumed
he went in there, and laying down fell
asleep. Fire was started Saturday
and the door OF the oven was then
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CHICAGO, Aug. l5.-An Inter-Ocean
special from Decatur H., says: A
terrific explosion of chemicals took
place in Clinton Webb's drug store at
Macon, this county at O'Clock
this morning, causing the in
slant death of Nelson Mcdaniel
and probable fatal injury of Mr.. Webb.
The druggist was engaged in COM
pounding a mixture when the explo-
sion occurred. The coroner will inVes-
| tigate tonight. No one was present
except Webb and Mcdaniel, and it will
be difficult to learn what Webb was do
i ing as he is unable to sneak.
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BRUSSELS, Aug. liking Leopold
unveiled the statutes of Breydel and
De Coninick at Bruges to-day. In his
Grafton the King urged his hearers not
to slumber as modern political oscilIia-
tions were becoming more formidable
and wars more terrible. Those whom
wars surprised, he said, were lost.
| TERRIBLE RAYAGER OF CHOLERA.
| SRILA, August 15.-Medicai returns
Show that rocco persons died from
cholera IN the norWest provinces dur
! ing June and July.
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MEXICO, Mo-, Aug. l5.-Ann Bran
steller, colored, left her house in this
city Saturday morning, leaving her two
children, aged 10 months and years,
in charge of Ann Carson, also cOlored,
and as the mother was not to return
until O'Clock at night, the Carson
woman concluded to go to the fair, and
locked the children in an SX10 room.
When she returned the older child was
almost suffocated, the room being lily
ventilated, and the younger was in the
throes of death. A portion of the
flesh OF its breast and stomach had
been eaten away by the older child,
are under arrest, as the younger child
i will die.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

The MOVEMENT In favor Of . Con.
stltutiobsi Convention received boom
on Saturday, evening, and from the
interest taken In the proceedings We
feel sasliHed that the people ars be-
coming aroused 10 the i'm portAn % OF
the mater. One remark, made by
Alfred P. Robinson, Esq, Of G,orgs-
town, gives the miro mstter In q nut
shell. Ha said: "Oar people are given
but little voice BY the oonsh.u slon OF
1922, and the time hiss come when they
must remedy the evil" That this 10 .
fact no intelligent person will deny,
and We do not believe there Ia Q State
In the Unlon where the people have %
little voics IS the citizens Of Dsla ware.
The time has nov come when We are
given the opportunity to change tbis
state Of things, and II We do not i'm.
prove II II 1. cur own fault. Il 10 now
only two weeks until the election takes
place, when the people will decide
whether or not they want . change In
the consultation, and 1t Ia the duty OF
every voter to see that he 10 fully en-
titled to vote, and not leave this very
necessary preparation until the last
minute. This Ia not Repu bllcan or .
Democratic movement, but is m owe.
ment OF the people, and every voser
should remem Der shat the svoice o,
the people IL the voice Of God."
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

WE UNDERSTAND that the Public
Buildlng Oum mitsse OF City CJuuoi is
considering the sdvlsabtlity OF attn z
up an tfi 70 In the front part OF the
Municlpal Court room for the use OF
Clerk HylAnd, and We cordially endorse
the prt jsot. The court room 10 uutit
during the winter months for anyone to
sit In, even during the ime oocu pied In
hearing the cases, mush less 70 remain
all day, as the present clerk does. He
can always be found at bis pos. durIne
office hours, and by his close Atten lion
TO the duties OF The position has don 9
much toward making the court not only
self-susta,uing, but also s7urcs OF To-
come TO the city. II persons want war.
rants at ary time during the day they
now know where 10 60 With the Ger.
tainty that they will and Mr. Hyland
.. his post ready TO give them . oour
teous hearing. This OF itself 10 worth
considerable, and the com mittee will b.
doing Do;hing more than right 70 pro
vide him with . comfortable tffi % fo
the Transaction OF his business.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
TIE EFFICIENCY OF reporters - Do

TIE EFFICIENCY OF reporters - dc.
tectives has been shown on more than
one occasion, the lstett being the osss
OF Lillian Hoyle, OF Webster, Mass.
In this instance the body OF the girl
Vas found on the night Of September
20, In , corn crit; there weee no marks
Of violence on the body, and the post
mor'em by the physioisns failed 70 de
tsct ary traces Of poison In the ssom-
ach. Tais girl had mystsriously dis
appeared on the night Of Sspsem Der /.
and nothing was known Of her until
tho body was found three weeks later.
The lccai tfaoers undertook TO work up
the case, but were haAlly obliged 70
give It up without even tho s!ightes,
clue TO the mystery, and 1t 10 probable
the cause Of her death would never
have been known had IL not been for 4
reporter Of the Nss York Herald. rhs,
gentleman was satisfied from the hrss
that there hAd been foul plsy, and after
several weeks OF persistent work he hes
the salts action OF unrsvellipg the mys.
tory, and fixing the responsibility OF
her dessh on . man and woman living
In the Immediate vicinity OF the girrs
home, aud . physloiAn residing some IL
miles distant rhe oonseQ aenoe 10 that
the murderrrs Of the poor, unfortunate
girl will DO brought to the door Of JUS
ttce, and 1t is to be hoped that sIlct jus
ttoe vii bs mesed ont 10 them.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

ants 10 80 what news Il may contain
bepedttina this olasa A. you have ~.
ssrrsd yonr readers frequently % ehe
q ifferons mAnutactufee OF thie oeaAo,
which, from Q bost 70 the laDaese On
ginss or oars built bv its mechssScs.
osnuot be excelled by the world, still
We "a ar,isaus VI mechanics would vers
Il possible, feat cur EYES upon and 90
impress our minds with the importsnc ca
and merits OF the different maDufsc
/ sures, that By the 0 mparison would
stimulate the workman 70 greater eforts
Of sapsriortty.
We ~ . GLASS do not feel that Il Ia
Al ons for ths waae 90 We get for our labor.
although We must aokaowledge &c its ne
ceSsty 10 life; but re love our Safe, our
Institutions ana are very proud OF its
achievements In all branches OF man
I. ctuIe.
Nov, I doabt II our citizens sr~
aware that the Arm Of jackson b
Sharp Is about finishing one Of the
handson ett parlor cars that Wa ever
buus 10 this country or Eu ope, It..
magnificent work kmAnship In mahogany
its bsAafiful ori Xinal carving, tts ex.
pspsive mosaic q oriug IN the oriental
style OF beauty all exc 'uted under the
supervision Of Mr.. Baxter. the gentle
msnly superintendent OF this hrm.
A. the g. A Il. propose holding .
fair In this city shortly. already is L.
creating some ltttls hutur among lie
lady friends. as we'll ss their "husbands,
ststsrs, cousins and their aunts," for IT.
success, would II be asking too much Of
this arm TO put this car on public exhi
bitiou for one day while the fatr 10 going
on, tra, oil who are 10 favor OF edu.
Gated labor and oi,'z,ps generally may
have an opportunity Of seeirs this ca,
and visiting the works It is we'll
known th IT this drsn has In It's employ
some OF the beet mtchnnics from all
parts Of the g.ob~, and sll are readers OF
your vslusble Little paper. many send
ing copies 10 their respt ctive homes
Thus your paper 10 read BY all nations,
and Quosstioos taken from the little
REPUBLICAN OF Wiiminesos. Del and
through It's medium they (ths work
men) won d have their fr!eEds In for
eign countrie. spprised OF this beautiful
structure Of art and workmanship. ]
think IL would bs Q vast benef: 70 a,l
parties corcerned. MECHANIC
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
ID E9IsTEkS ORDER.
LII HD9IgTun's OyYIun, I
NEW OAsTLl OovrTT, DIi-

% EolsTkkrS ORDER.
LII HD9Igrun's OyYIOn,
NEW OAsTLl OouHTY, Dr.,
October 9th, 1881
SrEk, sr., kxscutor OF LEWIS bird.
late Of Brandy sine Hd., in said county,
deceased, 10 is ordered and directed by the
kegaster that the Executor aforesaid give
notice Of grAAang OF letters Testamcn.
tary upon the estate Of the de-
esscd, with the date Of grAntns thereof,
By causing Advertisements TO be posted
within forty days from the date Of
such letter. In six Of tho most public places
Of the county Of New Castle, requiring ail
persons having demands against the estAha
70 present the same, or abide BY an ACT Of
Assembly Ia such case made and provided /,
and also cause the same TO be inserted
within the name perisd in the Daily
RsPUBLIoAE . nowspapef published In VIII.
mington, Del, and 70 bs continued therein
three woeks 70 o d..
~ Given under the hand and Seal
LIS. ofUfioe Of the Register Aforesaid.
l~~~~St Wilmington, IN New Castle
County Aforesaid, the day and year above
sritten. JOHN X. BRADfORD,
Register.
Nor1cH.-All persons having claims agains,
the estate Of the deceased must present the
same, duly sttostod TO the Executor,
on or before october o.h, 1888, o.
abide the Aot od Assembly in such case made
CLARK WEBSTER. ST., Executor.
Address. Wilmington, Dsl.
Or X U. FHAIM, Esq, hts Attorney
o7aW-eod Wilmington, Del.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

THE BJRNING OF Hsnry whie's
barn las. Saturday evening was no
doubt d1re oy trAups, and Is auotber
strong Nsument In favor Of some strin
gent means being adopted for their
abolition. There are more barns de-
stroyed By tramps than by any other
agency, and we have every reason to
belive that In the maj ,rity OF ins'anc CO.
the fIes are started purposeiy. There
Is Law lp this State for the sop oree
sion OF trtmps, but We cannot re ,oliec'
OF . single INSTANCE where II IA. evel
been enforced. A good workhouse
where they could be ooDaoed Tor th,r )
or sky days and compelled to work
would perhaps be the most effsctua
way Of keeping them out OF this o,un
ty, as hard work, or In fact work O
any kind, is the very worst punish men
that can be iufil,ted upns these gentry
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
psyotioa Of tho Forty hours

Forty hours devotion opened at
O'Clock yesterday morning With High
Mess In 81. Mays church. Uacer ths
direction Of Sister HllAria, principal o
81. Mays school, . ohildren's chcil
rendered the beautiful msss by Wertf
at 10 90 ook. Solemn mass vas cele
brsted By Rev. George J Kelly, as
sisted b. Fathers Birmiseham al d
Flynn. The Sol mon was by the form, r.
In the evening the sermon was given
by Father Farley. The sermon to- pie hi
will be ny Father Starr, OF Baltimore,
and to morrow nigh: by Bishop Curtis
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
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ttmors Railroad
June Ian. lSNy

rfalns v,n ,' i00.
4, x irshills,dslph,a \ tszpr..., 49,. ! NJ
u 70, ! ., ! sT. IA 4 "A ~ y, u % d
"a, ~ ~, ~, . %, 10 10 n Nv
lar il iesss. ss ~ lexvrsasl. 0 90,
), m. ~ II Va n. lSSc, Insss
Accommodation. ,n,m
:. m, . %, Z o., ) Il. q = ~, y, ~
nsw YORK, ! %. IA "" ~ .nd 10
{ 90. 10 q a = :, = H. 'u1, 20, iTt
nor West Casessr. Vi. LANAI.
10 pa q. n, 2 80 AID l % q ah' NJ
aor Newark lCsntr,n sna
Uuons, 1GA m, lz lsasa ,uA
naiumore aud Intern scists snh
m. : " and II 30 o. m sauo
22a,,.inors and Boy Lin. ;u,.
A nsis,mors ~ and Washins.o, ~.
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lrsiAs for Dsis war Uiv,r...
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creesl y N.
ssa,ord tExprs-I . np.u
HARRINGTON, Ds,rlAf and sS, Nh.
- N, II u .. u. "''
Edrress for Harrington. gvo n al
vain . 10 D. 70
kIprsss for Dover, hAr.tax.os
mar, - % night.
franklin Oily, $50 o. m.
Exprees fof Cape Charles. INA D..
or Aad Norfolk, II et hight
Leave Phiisdslphts. sro..t ~
wnminAton teIpressI, Il ~ lta h
~, 70 %, II 10, II % q. m. ,Il n
%, sW, sn, o7, eb,, II 20 nj
Accommodation, . 90, 10 IT, Il
III, Z 81, Q n ses 10 Oh 10 10 sns n n
BuADAY rRAIHa
FOR Philsdoiphia lsrpreos,, 20, \
tn, Sl0. II u q n, a27, LaiMi n
Accommodation, SIS q m. II,
I TO- B %, Z ". . 10 p. m
for OhsstsT texprsss), fligpnl
sH : % and $50 p. N.
Acoommodatton, . Ii o. c., l,,. /
~ and 7 Wp. N.
kor New Yc7k texprsss). I0 q,
y, n,slru b .. m, . 81. IN, ua
ToMf We. Osss.sr, v.s Lamont,
and o % D. u.
For Cape Uhayies, Old Poia, Os.
Norfolk l1oe night.
For New Ossstle, Midelstoxr 1
Dover, Hssrinston, Bsaford. NJ
Delmsr, 10 % night.
belumol0 And " sSnipstcr, l n,
10 % An. u q. rs.ao, and 7 Y D, 4.
1ors, . 81. nD1 II % PIN.
Leave PhtiAdelphfa, BIoAd t.vst
0inston (expfsss), II sS, 9 sso,ia1
.. N. 3 q. q H, and II 20, .. u.
Accommodated, q 50, 10 20 q, N.
10, sss and II q D. N.
Trains mayksd thus (s,srs iriis,d
upoD ~ha1h sStss sesa IA ehAsxel.
For further Information ps.ssrr,,
fs1rsd 70 tbs ticket offios At the IA
j. X. I
0eEsrsi Pasgea.s
OKAhLss 4 Fusn 0oaersi Akas
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

THE PRACTICAL TEsr Of the Anto-
mAtic Fire Sprinkler, given at the Kts-
mensi Mills Saturday, cnnclusively
shows It's superiority over oil other ap.
paratuses Tor ex.inguishing e res, aud
that fre can and Is m sde to a,t as tie
means OF extiDguish!pg itself. The test
proved every thipg that Ooloael Gray
claims for his invention, and that =
mill or msnufactory fitted with this
system 10 Is SAFE from . destructive
conf agra Ion as human ingenuity can
make It. The Kismensl Mills are
fitted throughout with this new and
useful invention, and the d.ff-repce In
the COS. OF the insurauo 90 TO wha. 1t Wal
before It's introd action will, In . shor,
slime, more than pay the cost. II I'd
Deans Mile, ut Newark, been H.ted
with the Automaio Sprinkler, they
would not be mass Of ruins to-day.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
RALrl saDssH a Usis1 aAIu
eOhKDULn In EYFpUr, Juy
Trains lsavs Dqtawars hrsoas Ds
EAhEr. NJ lIfEI.


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wEST-iNJUEK
uhioASo Limited, daily ly..........i.s
Arrives Chicago 800 ntk. noinns.
Baltimore AocananOdati0g, daily,
OlAoinbati Limited, dh,ly.......nlI
Arrives Uinctnnsti Ia Z. u. ~
SEQ p. m. Ie-s Gay. j
Baltimore k1eoar1 odstion, daily, q
Oh iosao and ~. Louis Ezptcsa,
daily
Sinecl ly hooonI uioe4aLlou,u uAIiy,
FOR tAkDka RERI}, sce A. "a
only. l1.oe g. IN. daily except
400 r. M, and S.xs =. n. aanJ.
TrAine leave nAArkct Street st,tiosj
Yer Ph;lsdslpBiA ESQ A. d., dAyl
Sunday, 2M p. ID, daily. f0' ~,
Sss p. NJ, daily. NJ LAncspcer.
|ll.oo A. ID. daily, exospi Sundk''s
Sunday oniy; a.I snd sap. - n
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10. 00 .. n. daily.
Express trainee o1
w. MI. III. I.EIS rNIb, Z. LQH
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TeleobunS No. iS3
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wAzrFaueyG.sn xr ssi;Ta rS1

Tine Table 10 eject mEy is.h. iW,
leave Wilmington tFreccn stestla y
Fer ReGdlns, tiirdabcfo, lacah
asid, Wayneshrss Junction, nsia'
vilie, TauoAqua, alisntosn, .eyst1 pst.1
nersvillo and n points on the fisS3
and koacipg u. L., 100 Il, IN. al ~
FOR SprinFse,a, WsynsaoES j
ton, G0areevilio EEcTotv'hA N
Ubatid's ford tnc JufoRtH eN II \
diats ,,ointy,T.e' SAN, go, ara WY
FOR CnatefvtiJe AMI tnts:msiis"
ct 4 %, y. N. .U,l
FOR Esot t,nse:er. 7 90 a. r.. 1@''
|p. M. ..,,,,
For Hew Fridge ARD iut.i 'ap''au !,
s.ls o. n. ana on Saturday, 81 '"''
p. III. ,,,s-u
TN Sunday fcr Sesdinr al M~iT, M.,,eT,
poiDts, ut 0 20 q. 10. and tor Stt'heN'
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Daily Republican., 1887-10-17

THE MEETING Of the Irish Nation, !
League, to be held at the Opera H1use
Tomorrow night, should and no dou bt
Will be we'll attended. The wrongs oil
ireland will be set forth, and the con.
dision OF affairs in that country stated
oy two OF the men who have dared 10
stand In the English Psrliamen. and
demand that Ireland shall be sllo wed
to govern herself. These gentlemen
have received an ovation In Ns~ Yrk
and Philsdelphia, and there Is no dous'
but the Same will be the case 10 thi.
city.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
Runaway

A colored girl nam Emma Wilson,
agef about IL wears. left her homo In
Brand wine Hsndred last Thursday.
She bad on Q pink cress, o ginghsm
apron and n white hat Any informs-
tion in regard 10 her viii be than fully
received by her IN ls, Alexander vii.
son, residing ~ 3, s East Tenth strees.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-17
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PHILADELPHIA. niond y, Oct IT, Iss,

When Mr.. Irwin, our
Linen buyer since the Store
opened, lett by Saturdays
steamer tor the Irish Linen
market, a new man stepped
to the front whose coming
into Philadelphia is destined
to quicken and improve the
Linen trade of the city.
One of the curiosi,ies OF
the Anne rican trade is what
we have attained in Linens.
1t is a queer thing to see
Mr.. Irwin going back again
for another cargo Of Linen
stuffs when he returned
only a few weeks ago from
the Irish shores, having been
a larger buyer there than
ever before. And now the
ever expanding busines IS re.
quires more dynamic power
The new Linen engine is
a born and bred Linen work
er, to whom wraps anc
WOODS of flax wee always
like A B C's. The incom
ing of this new man, who
up to now has been an im.
porter and a representativ,
OF foreign manufacturers
brings along a mountain O
whiteness, snowy and shin
ing as Mont Blanc. Case
and bales, bales and cases
stamped and branded an,
sealed by guarantee. "Pur,
Flax" Every Threa,
Linen "BesI Beach,
Warranted All Linen.
The quality suits US exactl,
but the quantity, the 9uaa
hly, the QUANTITY. I'her
! were the Irwin purchase
and now here are the 10.
5 that the new man has tie
9 fast to him. To take tn
. importer to Philadelphia tn
! goods cry to 60 along.
;, Youll not wonder then ,
!. see the sights III our Line
a Department.
, Commencing this MOI
DAY, October II, the lon
! procession OF Lin en-up ar
= down The Linen counters
II viii set you to saying tn;
d first alter t. e Cons titutior,
o Centen nial comes the Line
d Centennial. You will
n rlghr, tor you viii be lool
,, ing AT the triumphs of
is hundred years in study al
sklil III Linen making.
1t Is d trite saying tn
;, the prices will movs al
i. sized stock. We shall sc